Cannot host dogs in my home. I am very attentive to clients needs, am very thorough in following their daily plans needed for their pets. When I do drop in visits, I make sure their pets get the attention they need as I am aware they miss their parents and provide as much love and care as possible to make them as ease. I take precautions during the summer months to insure dog safety. To ensure walks are still stimulating during hot months, I do what's called a slow "sniffing walk"...that's basically taking your pup outside while bringing water to keep them hydrated and making sure they are walking on the grass more than concrete. I spend that time allowing the dog to stop and sniff as much as possible and as often as they like, as dogs get as much stimulation with sniffing around as a full 30 minutes of walking. I will check their paws after each walk to make sure they look healthy and will offer suggestions to parents on how to help me ensure their fur babies maintain their health and well-being. When it gets too hot on walk days, I limit their time outside for quick potty breaks and bring them inside and engage them in play and try to help with any training each pup might need.